Are you sure? I just went there, and BTS is not listed. Their translations are very poor, not a lot of confidence in that website.

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This bitcoin boom is silly. When bitcoin falls will BTS fall? I'm always debating the link between BTS, BTC, and ETH. Sometimes they move opposite, which I think is likely in the future. The bitcoin share of the total market cap is very high. Remember when "the flippening" was going to happen? eventually it will happen.

BTS will probably crash with BTC, at least in $ value. Hopefully the price in BTC will increase during the crash, but I wouldn't bet on that. I would say that a good entry price for BTS would be 4-5 cents. It might go back to a cent, who knows. It might also never go back down. As always, the rational thing to do when you have such uncertainty and no objective way to tell what is cheap is to use "dollar cost averaging": choose how much you want to buy, buy 10% of that amount every week or every month at whatever price. But this requires high self control, at least more than what most of people in crazy cryptoworld can muster.

I guess 4-5 cents is definitely possible. I don't think it will happen soon, the trend being upward for the moment. In any case, any price below 10cents is a good price IMO. I might be delusionnal, but I believe 1$/BTS is not a matter of if, but when (when being any moment between now and 2020)

I guess 4-5 cents is definitely possible. I don't think it will happen soon, the trend being upward for the moment. In any case, any price below 10cents is a good price IMO. I might be delusionnal, but I believe 1$/BTS is not a matter of if, but when (when being any moment between now and 2020)

All you have to do is look for any Market on coinmarketcap.com that has a USDT trading pair... everyone is liquidating USDT and trading it for other coins and then most probably doing withdrawals back to fiat.

All you have to do is look for any Market on coinmarketcap.com that has a USDT trading pair... everyone is liquidating USDT and trading it for other coins and then most probably doing withdrawals back to fiat.

Well if I understand it correctly: Those selling their crypto for tether will end up with "money" worth nothing as always in history.

All you have to do is look for any Market on coinmarketcap.com that has a USDT trading pair... everyone is liquidating USDT and trading it for other coins and then most probably doing withdrawals back to fiat.

Well if I understand it correctly: Those selling their crypto for tether will end up with "money" worth nothing as always in history.

Likely enough. I quit using USDT a long time ago, a while before I quit using BitUSD (because we have some whales who are dancing awfully close to undercollateralization and black swans).

I'm absolutely shocked that the Tether people have been able to maintain USDT-USD parity for so long without even the illusion that USDT can be redeemed for USD. Seems like by now we'd start to see BTC/USD and BTC/USDT prices diverge, but they've been pretty well locked together for months. Blows my mind.